ToyFair2014 Cheatwell Games Stand F20
02392 524 098 |
www.cheatwell.com One of Cheatwell’s strongest areas is Puzzles. Building on the popularity of IQ Busters, two new eye-catching selections, Chromas and Ball-Traps, bring a fl ash of colour into this classic collection of wooden items. The Lost Ball, Magna Ball, Brain Teaser and Anti-Gravity ball puzzles require dexterity. The Mini Masters and Mini Munchies are small but challenging jigsaw puzzles at an affordable price; they are joined this year by the Mini Marvels, pint-sized puzzles that feature natural wonders. Major Pickles and Ein-Q are diffi cult tile puzzles, whilst the Portrait Magna Puzzles are joined by two new 3D images, Cheetahs and Lemurs. The Build It range of Monumental 3D Puzzles are year-round performers. This
year sees some new editions including HMS Victory, The Flying Scotsman and The Mallard. Plop Trumps is an all-time classic and was one of Cheatwell’s top lines in 2013
with over 80,000 sales. The all-new Plop Trumps Extreme adds to the line. Tension, one of the top-selling games in the country, is to be supported in 2014 with a comprehensive advertising and marketing campaign. Three editions of this Top Ten naming game are available covering all ages and interests. The After Dinner Games Tins are joined by a second series. Bite Sized Games
For Kids and Bite Sized Party Games are all presented in a fl ip-top tin. Stand Up, Sit Down, and Face To Face are family games, whilst Who? Allows players to see what sort of brain surgeon Lady Gaga might make. There will also be the relaunch of Spot The Intro and Pub Quiz. Pig Popper and Penguin Popper, the popping pets, are joined by four Monster Poppers. Just pop in a ball and squeeze their belly; the harder you squeeze, the
further they fi re. Fun for all ages, styles also include Dino, Dog, Moo and Shark. There will also be Moshi Monsters products on the stand.
Cheeky Rascals Stand GH51
01730 895 761 |
www.cheekyrascals.co.uk Cheeky Rascals is launching a brand new range of beach toys from Quut, a Belgian design company and will be showcasing its new Scooter Lights as well as a collection of Label Label tag toys and gifts for infants. Quut has taken traditional beach
toys like the bucket and spade and turned the design on its head: spherical ‘buckets’, multi-purpose shovels and water toys that double up as rakes are just a few of the products that visitors to the stand will be able to see. Ballo is a sphere that’s designed to hold water. Soft touch and easy to hold, it is easy for children to use and surprisingly stable.
The Scoppi is used for digging the biggest trenches and scooping the most sand. Kids can use both hands and feet for a full digging experience and use the pull-out sand tray to sieve and play. The Triplet is a rake, a sand sieve and
a shovel all in one, and provides sand and water fun. Made by hi-vis experts Proviz, Scooter Lights are LED lamps with stretch silicon bands that can clip on to all scooter frames. Visible at 150 metres they add safety for kids and are available in pink, blue and yellow.
The Label Label plush toys and blankies are available in a range of baby-friendly designs, at affordable price points. 156 Toyworld
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